Walk The Line (soundtrack) - Additional Tracks

Additional Tracks

The film also featured a variety of country, rockabilly and traditional scoring. They were not featured on the soundtrack CD.

  1. "Engine 143" - The Carter Family
  2. "Highway 61 Revisited" - Bob Dylan
  3. "Didn't It Rain" - Sister Rosetta Tharpe
  4. "Dark Was the Night, Cold Was the Ground" - Blind Willie Johnson
  5. "Volksmusik Medley" - Hans Glisha Orchestra
  6. "I Was There When It Happened" - The Blackwood Brothers
  7. "Try Me One Time" - Willie Nix
  8. "Ain't That Right" - Eddie Snow
  9. "Boogie Blues" - Earl Peterson
  10. "I Miss You Already" - Faron Young
  11. "Defrost Your Heart" - Charlie Feathers
  12. "Feelin' Good" - Little Junior's Blue Flames
  13. "Bop Bop Baby" - Wade and Dick
  14. "Rock With My Baby" - Billy Riley
  15. "Rock N' Roll Ruby" - Joaquin Phoenix
  16. "Fujiyama Mama" - Wanda Jackson
  17. "She Wears Red Feathers" - Guy Mitchell
  18. "Easy Does It" - Lewis LaMedica
  19. "Hey Porter" - Joaquin Phoenix
  20. "Candy Man Blues" - Mississippi John Hurt
  21. "I Got Stripes" - Joaquin Phoenix
  22. "Light of the Night" - Werner Tautz
  23. "You Get To Me" - Minnie and the Minuettes
  24. "Time's a Wastin'" - Joaquin Phoenix and Reese Witherspoon
  25. "Ring of Fire" - Reese Witherspoon
  26. "Cartoon World"
  27. "Ghost Town/Poem For Eva" - Bill Frisell
  28. "In the Sweet By and By"
  29. "Long Legged Guitar Pickin' Man" - Johnny Cash and June Carter
  30. "Rainy Day Women #12 & 35" - Bob Dylan

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